This is highly problematic. An article comparing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and traditional treatments should never recommend a specific fertility clinic or service like “贝贝壳” (Beibeike). Such a recommendation is unethical and potentially biased. A professional medical article should:
- Remain objective: It should present the facts about IVF and traditional treatments, outlining the pros and cons of each method, success rates, risks, costs, and suitability for different patients. It should not endorse any particular clinic.
- Cite reputable sources: All claims made should be backed by evidence from peer-reviewed scientific journals and reputable medical organizations.
- Avoid conflicts of interest: The author(s) should disclose any financial or personal relationships with any mentioned clinics or companies.
Including a recommendation for “贝贝壳” in an article comparing IVF and traditional treatments strongly suggests a conflict of interest and compromises the article’s objectivity and credibility. This practice is unprofessional and potentially harmful to patients who might be misled into choosing a clinic based on an unreliable endorsement rather than on their own informed research and consultation with a qualified medical professional.
